Executing a Batch file on a Azure Virtual Machine from outside the VM
I have an Azure VM running Windows 2016 Datacentre with a programme developed in R and RMarkdown. I can run the R script from the command line on the virtual machine (rather than from within the R/RStudio environment), and so therefore have I have a created a batch file with said command.
I now want to run this batch file on a schedule or from a trigger from outside the VM. How can I do this? From my Azure portal I've tried Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps but I have not found a straightforward way to run the script.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated? Many thanks.
windows command-line virtual-machine batch azure
asked Jan 31 at 10:19
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I have an Azure VM running Windows 2016 Datacentre with a programme developed in R and RMarkdown. I can run the R script from the command line on the virtual machine (rather than from within the R/RStudio environment), and so therefore have I have a created a batch file with said command.
I now want to run this batch file on a schedule or from a trigger from outside the VM. How can I do this? From my Azure portal I've tried Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps but I have not found a straightforward way to run the script.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated? Many thanks.
windows command-line virtual-machine batch azure
asked Jan 31 at 10:19
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You can get more help in StackOverflow and ServerFault.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 31 at 10:32
Do not cross-post questions. Instead, use a custom flag to ask a moderator to migrate your question to the correct site.
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:55
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This is not on-topic at Stack Overflow @Biswapriyo
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:56
Agreed, this is not on-topic for StackOverflow. I think this is on-topic for both ServerFault and SuperUser, depending on the kinds of answer OP wants.
– technical_difficulty
Jan 31 at 15:03
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I have an Azure VM running Windows 2016 Datacentre with a programme developed in R and RMarkdown. I can run the R script from the command line on the virtual machine (rather than from within the R/RStudio environment), and so therefore have I have a created a batch file with said command.
I now want to run this batch file on a schedule or from a trigger from outside the VM. How can I do this? From my Azure portal I've tried Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps but I have not found a straightforward way to run the script.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated? Many thanks.
windows command-line virtual-machine batch azure
asked Jan 31 at 10:19
SPBSPB
31
I have an Azure VM running Windows 2016 Datacentre with a programme developed in R and RMarkdown. I can run the R script from the command line on the virtual machine (rather than from within the R/RStudio environment), and so therefore have I have a created a batch file with said command.
I now want to run this batch file on a schedule or from a trigger from outside the VM. How can I do this? From my Azure portal I've tried Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps but I have not found a straightforward way to run the script.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated? Many thanks.
windows command-line virtual-machine batch azure
windows command-line virtual-machine batch azure
asked Jan 31 at 10:19
SPBSPB
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asked Jan 31 at 10:19
SPBSPB
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asked Jan 31 at 10:19
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asked Jan 31 at 10:19
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asked Jan 31 at 10:19
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You can get more help in StackOverflow and ServerFault.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 31 at 10:32
Do not cross-post questions. Instead, use a custom flag to ask a moderator to migrate your question to the correct site.
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:55
1
This is not on-topic at Stack Overflow @Biswapriyo
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:56
Agreed, this is not on-topic for StackOverflow. I think this is on-topic for both ServerFault and SuperUser, depending on the kinds of answer OP wants.
– technical_difficulty
Jan 31 at 15:03
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You can get more help in StackOverflow and ServerFault.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 31 at 10:32
Do not cross-post questions. Instead, use a custom flag to ask a moderator to migrate your question to the correct site.
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:55
1
This is not on-topic at Stack Overflow @Biswapriyo
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:56
Agreed, this is not on-topic for StackOverflow. I think this is on-topic for both ServerFault and SuperUser, depending on the kinds of answer OP wants.
– technical_difficulty
Jan 31 at 15:03
You can get more help in StackOverflow and ServerFault.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 31 at 10:32
You can get more help in StackOverflow and ServerFault.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 31 at 10:32
Do not cross-post questions. Instead, use a custom flag to ask a moderator to migrate your question to the correct site.
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:55
Do not cross-post questions. Instead, use a custom flag to ask a moderator to migrate your question to the correct site.
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:55
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This is not on-topic at Stack Overflow @Biswapriyo
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:56
This is not on-topic at Stack Overflow @Biswapriyo
– Twisty Impersonator
Jan 31 at 10:56
Agreed, this is not on-topic for StackOverflow. I think this is on-topic for both ServerFault and SuperUser, depending on the kinds of answer OP wants.
– technical_difficulty
Jan 31 at 15:03
Agreed, this is not on-topic for StackOverflow. I think this is on-topic for both ServerFault and SuperUser, depending on the kinds of answer OP wants.
– technical_difficulty
Jan 31 at 15:03
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Did you try the Azure Custom Script Extension?
You can read more details in the following posts:
Using Azure Custom Script Extension to execute scripts on Azure VMs
Custom Script Extension for Windows
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Did you try the Azure Custom Script Extension?
You can read more details in the following posts:
Using Azure Custom Script Extension to execute scripts on Azure VMs
Custom Script Extension for Windows
answered Feb 1 at 8:55
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Did you try the Azure Custom Script Extension?
You can read more details in the following posts:
Using Azure Custom Script Extension to execute scripts on Azure VMs
Custom Script Extension for Windows
answered Feb 1 at 8:55
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Did you try the Azure Custom Script Extension?
You can read more details in the following posts:
Using Azure Custom Script Extension to execute scripts on Azure VMs
Custom Script Extension for Windows
answered Feb 1 at 8:55
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Did you try the Azure Custom Script Extension?
You can read more details in the following posts:
Using Azure Custom Script Extension to execute scripts on Azure VMs
Custom Script Extension for Windows
answered Feb 1 at 8:55
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answered Feb 1 at 8:55
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